that occupied a lot of media conversation, not just madeline albright but also gloria steinem but also raises the generational issue you've before talking about. women over 30 are processing elections differently than women under 30 and whether women should vote for another woman to be the first woman president of the united states. that is a message i think that the hillary clinton campaign believed would resonate very strongly among millennial women and they are finding out the hard way in new hampshire that it absolutely not only does not resonate among millennial testimony, he they believe that feminism is about making choices for themselves and they're going to vote for bernie sanders if they feel like it. so they are going to have to refine the way that they are reaching out to women voters. i think we heard a little bit in her message last night. she has a new line about human rights saying human rights are gay rights, women's rights, workers rights. she's going for a little more inspirational message, talk being what is possible, talking about creating this new democratic major

bernie sanders might have been feeling the burn and madeline albright going to extremes to get-out-the-vote. >> i feel like i rock and roll star. nothing more is coming off, that's it. >> there is a special place in hell for women who don't help each other. >> reporter: that is rather dramatic for madeline albright to get female voters to turn out. key clinton allies realize their dream of electing the first female president is not the slam dunk it was. >> with me david avila. >> good to see. >> hillary barely wins iowa and bernie sanders projected to win new hampshire by a large margin. who will be the democrat nominee for president. >> the fact that bernie sanders has her on the run shows how weak of a candidate she is. and gives those hope to elizabeth warren or judge, we can talk about michael bloomberg as the democratic nom no. >> i doubt he would be the democrat nominee. given the fact that joe biden might jump in. and i have a theory. you want to hear my theory. >> yes. >> hillary gets herself in legal trouble and she has to give her delegates to someone in the convention and and she

madeline albright has a message for you. >> you have to help.lary clinton will always be there for you. just remember there is a special place in health for women that do not help each other. [laughter] in new york state, we believe tomorrow starts today. all across the state the economy is growing, with creative new business incentives, and the lowest taxes in decades, attracting the talent and companies of tomorrow. like in the hudson valley, with world class biotech. and on long island, where great universities are creating next generation technologies. let us help grow your company's tomorrow, today at business.ny.gov >> i am so webster on the floor of the new york stock exchange. 350 points. the s&p down. down 134 points. all sectors moving lower. the banking sectors especially. jpmorgan. down 3%. down nearly 6%. the energy stocks not getting any help there either. down as much as 50%. 8%. a decent look. the gold stocks moving higher. moving up about $34. the intelligence report with trish regan is straightahead. ♪ >> you know madeline albr

worse, last week, hillary was endorsed by madeline albright.bright was the first female secretary of state. she was a u.s. ambassador and couldn't be more inspiring to young women, then she said this... >> we can tell our story about how we climbed the ladder and a lot of you younger women think it's been done. it's not done and you have to help. hillary clinton will always be there for you, and just remember there is a special place in hell for women who don't help each other. (cheers and applause) >> trevor: what! everyone is laughing about hell? what? a special place in hell? talk about feeling the burn! (laughter) the funny thing, is i bet there are a lot of guys who would be, like, hmm, tell me more about this special place for women, and how do i get in? you're, like, but -- no, it's hell, it doesn't matter. so gloria steinem implied women should vote for hillary because they're women. berne's female supporters see it differently. >> i'm on the bad side of a lot of women now for supporting bernie, and my line is always i don't vote with m

bernie sanders might have been feeling the burn and madeline albright going to extremes to get-out-the-vote. >> i feel like i rock and roll star. nothing more is coming off, that's it. >> there is a special place in hell for women who don't help each other. >> reporter: that is rather dramatic for madeline albright to get female voters to turn out. key clinton allies realize their dream of electing the first female president is not the slam dunk it was. >> with me david avila. >> good to see. >> hillary barely wins iowa and bernie sanders projected to win new hampshire by a large margin. who will be the democrat nominee for president. >> the fact that bernie sanders has her on the run shows how weak of a candidate she is. and gives those hope to elizabeth warrenjudge, we can talk about michael bloomberg as the democratic nom no. >> i doubt he would be the democrat nominee. given the fact that joe biden might jump in. and i have a theory. you want to hear my theory. >> yes. >> hillary gets herself in legal trouble and she has to give her delegates to someone in the convention and and she doe

madeline albright, speaking on behalf of hillary clinton -- i don't know if you heard this.>> you have to help hillary clinton, we'll always be there for you, and just remember, there's a special place in hell for women who don't help each other. >> well, in all fairness, that's not something new that madeline albright says. shejihas been using that line fr a long, long time. but heidi, in the context of a political rally there are people who are suggesting that -- >> i did actually talked to madeline albright and i said, explain to me. and -- like you said she has been saying this for years and for older women they get it. the problem is younger women, hearing this for the first time, might kind of take some offense to that. so, i think her message was that for older women, this is something i've been saying all along, but like i said, the people that clinton is trying to appeal to right now are younger women. >> i wonder how much of a surprise this is to the clinton camp. anybody my age or older, women have lived this struggle and for many of them, a lot of icons but for s

folks out in the democratic primary, a bunch of people are trying to attack her. >> reporter: madeline albright went on to say. there is a special place in hell for woman who do not help other women. unique way to make the pitch. >> i would say. unique place in hell. all right. ed henry, thank you very much. >>> local police and bomb squads working together in america's biggest event of the year. when it comes to security, authorities are hard at work to keep fans safe. >> we are looking for anything that can do harm or disrupt the super bowl or people attending. >>> and a couple of sports animal placing the bets. what >> biggest night in football. 24 hours until kick off. and it is super bowl 50 demanding a massive security presence as you can imagine, involving more than 4000 people from local police and bomb squads and federal agents and screening delivery trucks and more. they are live in santa clara, california. what are law enforcement concerned about? >> primarily the 75000 people filling up the stands tomorrow when the big game kicks you have and so they are taking no chances when it co

>> reporter: clinton was joined by former secretary of state madeline albright who spoke to women. >> there is a special place in hell for women who don't help each other. >> reporter: door-to-door this manchester campaigning for votes and stopped in at a diner where she chatted with diners one-on-one. and she got help from across the border. in this election. we have to be here to fight, this will decide who the most powerful person in america and the world will be, and hillary clinton is the bet prepared. >> because hillary should be our next president. there is no question for me. >> reporter: and clinton's democratic rival bernie sanders leading in the polls focused on his base which includes young voters by campaigning at frank lynn pierce college. >> if we can win here in museum, the eyes of the world will know that this country is about to move in a new direction. byron barnett, 7 news today in new england. sanders making a special appearance on saturday night live. look here, she is the one on left, vermont senator performed in a skit with his dopleganger he portrayed a passen

the presidential contender responded to comments made by madeline albright when she said there was a special place in hell for women who don't help each other. >> it's time to maybe let or writing books or whatever. they think that you should vote purely because of your gender. >> danner: the new jersey governor is campaigning in the granite state. christie gained some notice after a strong debate showing saturday night. >> george: we saw highs in the upper 40s and 50s. 52 in danville. >> georg i'm going to jump straight to it and show you how much measurable snow we'll see across the heart of virginia. many of us are going to endup with 0 as far as measurable snow. this is what it looks like through tomorrow afternoon. and where we have the areas of light blue, this is where we're going to see a light maybe 1/2 inch of snow. the higher amounts are going to be in the western mountains. you have to get into the higher elevations to get measurable snow. it is largely going to be good news for your travel plans. most of the measurable snow is going to be closer to the mountains and inte

. >>> the female vote, madeline albright said this in new hampshire. >> just remember there is a special place in hell for women who don't help each other. >> well, tonight, the ladies in new hampshire broke big for sanders and trump. surprising some, and including miss albright. before you do the woman thing, you must be happy tonight because you're a big trump person, you love trump. >> i don't love trump. i called it a long time ago. i knew the electorate was angry. >> but you like him. >> he like him on the issues that matter to me. >> but if you called him and told him to be conservative like you are, he would. >> i don't know about that. >> so marianne, let's talk about hell for a minute, which is like doing this program at 11:00, live. >> o'reilly, come on. lighten up. >> it's fun. >> so this is what i don't understand. if you didn't support carly fiorina and you're a woman, you're going to hell? is that what i took out of that? >> i think she's trying to emphasize the fact that many women her age and younger expected more progress to be made for women on pay equity. >> wasn't she

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. >> i n't know if you saw yesterday, i think it was madeline albright at an event. did you see this? she said there's a special place in hell for women who don't vote for, i guess, hillary clinton. [ cheers and applause ] well, here's the good news, ma'am, you don't have to! you can vote against her and still find salvation! >> reporter: the io caucus winner ted cruz pull nothing third in new hampshire. the electorate in the granite been an uphill climb for cruz. >> and i'm convinced the most long-lasting legacy of barack obama is going to be a new generation of leaders in the republican party who actually stand for liberty. >> on the democrat side, senator bernie sanders ing after clinton citing her vote for the iraq war as a big mistake back in 2002. >> i was right that issue. hillary clinton was wrong! >> sanders spent sunday with new hampshire voters while clinton hohoed off the trail in town hall in flint, michigan. she's ndemning the state's response to the polluted supply. >> this is not merely unacceptable or wrong, though it is both. what happened in flint

. >>> the female vote, madeline albright said this in new hampshire. >> just remember there is a special in hell for women who don't help each other. >> well, tonight, the ladies in new hampshire broke big for sanders and trump. surprising some, and including miss albright. before you do the woman thing, you must be happy tonight because you're a big trump person, you love trump. >> i don't love trump. i called it a long time ago. i knew the electorate was angry. >> but you like him. >> he like him on the issues that matter to me. >> but if you called him and told him to be conservative like you are, he would. >> i don't know about that. >> so marianne, let's talk about hell for a minute, which is like doing this program at 11:00, live. >> o'reilly, come on. lighten up. >> it's fun. >> so this is what i don't understand. if you didn't support carly fiorina and you're a woman, you're going to hell? is that what i took out of that? >> i think she's trying to emphasize the fact that many women her age and younger expected more progress to be made for women on pay equity. >> wasn't she secre

stumping for hillary clinton in concord new hampshire on saturday, madeline albright rebuked youngerfor even thinking of bernie sanders. >> just remember there is a special place in hell for women who don't help each other. >> yet, in millford on sunday, president clinton complained of sexist harass many of his wife's supporters online. >> they have been subject to vicious trolling. and attacks that are literally too profane, often not to mention sexist, to repeat. >> and of course, donald trump made it clear he is willing to go after bill and hillary clinton for their past relationships. >> thank you. joining me now, the founder of the accountability project. good to see you and how about gloria steinham? i mean, bill mahr nailed it. >> nobody should have said that. nobody. she's, listen, i love gloria steinham and cried my way through her latest book. i think she's representative of a class of feminists that are sort of out of touch with our generation. we have different issues we're fighting and bringing it back to the point about bernie sanders, this is a man with a 100% rating f

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and you, madeline albright made you mad. >> yes. young women voting for bernie sanders because that is where the boys are. she's kind of apologized but not really. it's just sexist. right? i mean it's just straight up sexism. >> and accusing poor little bernie sanders of being sexist? >> he's not responsible if his followers are saying sexist things he's not responsible for that. who are these people anyway? they're not high profile people as far as we know. gloria steinham is incredibly high profile. and if you don't vote for hillary there is a special place in hell for you. >> really digging deep into the e-mail issue, and the fbi, i don't expect loretta lynch to do the right thing but i think the fbi will put forward criminal referral. >> there was an admission that mrs. clinton and her e-mail server are the targets of the investigation. for a long time, mrs. clinton was saying i am not the target of the investigation, now, fbi documents are saying she is. the clintons tried to say this is somehow a nothing burger, the fbi does n

here's former secretary of state madeline albright. >> and you have to help, hillary clinton will alwaysust remember there's a special place in hell for women who don't help each other. >> larry: so, if a woman feels the bern, it's actually the fires of hell? [applause] if there's a special place in hell for women who don't help each other, why did no one come to the aid of a certain 22-year-old intern back in 1998? what's interesting is albright has used this hell line before, but while in the past she's used it as a rallying cry, now she's using it to divide. well, to find out if there really is a special place in hell, we're going live to hell itself. please welcome hell-based tour guide, rebecca harris. [crowd cheering] >> great to be here, larry. >> larry: so, is there really a special place in hell for women who don't help each other? >> oh yeah, larry. there are going to be a ton of bernie supporters down here soon. >> larry: wait, it's real? it's not a metaphor? >> yep. but this special place isn't just for women who don't support hillary. it's for all the evil women who defy soc

clinton was asked about a recent statement made by madeline albright in which the former secretary of state says there is a special place for woman who don't support each other. here's how clinton responded. >> it does than the change my view that we need to empower everyone, women and men to make the best decisions in their mind that they can make. that is what i have always stood for. >> well, clinton says she will fight over other gender too, meaning men but it is still necessary for women to stick together to knock down those barriers. >>> governor chris christie asking the federal government to help, new jersey. pay for last month's big winter storms. >> the storm dropped as much as 20 inches of snow, cut power to 270,000 homes and flooded several coastal towns, and, just one day after suspending his bid for president, he sent a letter to president barack obama detailing 82 million-dollar in costs. 28 million. christie is asking the president for disaster declarations for 17 of the states's 21 counties. the storm broke storm record in six counties, stretching a lot of local budge

hillary clinton got support from former secretary of state madeline albright. >> there's a special place in hell for women who don't help each other. weijia: all the candidates are hoping for help from mother nature, too. snow is in the forecast, and it could impact voter turnout. weijia jiang, cbs news, manchester, new hampshire. mollie: and a reminder that we'll have full coverage of the new hampshire primary from our own chief political reporter cynthia fodor. she arrived in new hampshire last night and will have live reports tonight at 5:00, 6:00, and 10:00. also, make sure to follow her on facebook and twitter for a behind the scenes look at all the action. speaking of action stocks are , taking another beating today. right now, that the dow is down 309 points. experts say the market is being weighed down by steep losses in technology, financial, and energy stocks. the slide, which has the market on course for its second big drops in europe. in world headlines, rescue crews in taiwan have pulled two survivors from a toppled high-rise apartment two days after a powerful earthquake sh

gloria steinem and madeline albright missteps didn' t help. listen to this and we will discuss. madeleine albright: and a lot of you younger women don' t think you have to, it' s been done, but it' s not done and you have to help. hillary clinton will always be there for you and just remember, there' s a special place in hell for women who don' t help each other. ed: is there a special place for women that do that? eric: it is not a good strategy to shame people. she has problems across the board. the only category of voter that she had was women over 65. this is the problem she had. she' s preaching incremental change and bernie sanders is talking about revolution. this is appealing to young people. ed: is there anyway clinton can fix this problem? mary anne: she has a generational problem, not a to address it just say all the things you want to change, college debt, good jobs, having the future dude didn' t see your parents had -- having the future your parents didn' t have. i can get it done, bernie sanders hasn' t got nothing done in decades and i can get it done. janet: ber

it was a problem as chris pointed out with madeline albright in recent days.not going to work. >> and john, when you look at the republican side, what is the most important factor and the late deciders in new hampshire, what does that tell you? >> yeah. i mean, it's really interesting in the sense of when you think about the late deciders, especially when you look not necessarily at first place but a little bit more sort of down ballot. >> where the race got really interesting. >> exactly. everybody was thinking, well, what was the effect of rubio's debate performance, right? well, we now see where he is sort of in the order. what you see -- this is very different from the democratic and the republican side, there were a lot of republicans deciding at the last minute. on the democratic side is what is interesting is most people decided a month before, right? so basically there was a sanders' lock-in there. again, very different dynamics across the two races. >> chris alyssa also talking about the republicans, the key groups for donald trump, the exit poll tell

madeline albright, actual do you hang out at all like she? >> she's actually -- i refer to h her as my white house accordance dinner girlfriend because i met her at a very heavy table with colin powell and michael bloomberg and captain_ phillips who was pirates -- >> stephen: tom hanks? no. >> stephen: sure? pretty sure. madeline and i hit it off. >> stephen: you sure did. i didn't go to "maddie." we met and she said, pete andxd violet on private practice what are they doing? i said, wait a minute, you're solving geopolitical crises every day and you watch private practice and know my character's names? everybody has their shows. >> stephen: yeah. how many,ix partners have you had? (cheers and applause) we're doing a survey. more than ten, less than ten or goldilocks? >> ten. >> stephen: you're a perfect man! (cheers and applause) "madam secretary" airs sunday at 8:00 on cbs! thanks, everybody! (cheers and applause)xd ? trxium4h noe #1 sng bra fr hea. corotect withew lder in ft hetburn. that nexium level tion man, i might just chill ght.puppy

hampshire as we the former secretary of state was joined by another former secretary of state madeline albright at a student town hall in concord. clinton is trailing vermont sen. bernie sanders, and is asking her campaign. meanwhile, sanders is expressing confidence about his primary chances. campaigning in rindge today, he says clinton won the state in 2008, but he' s confident he' s going to win if his supporters turn out. pam: newscenter 5 is your source for complete primary night coverage our team of reporters and analysts will have the candidates covered as results come in. our coverage begins tuesday at 4:30 pm and we' ll take you all the way until midnight. you can also watch live on the wcvb mobile app. reid: a deadly fire hits a north andover home. coming up next, the heroic effort to save lives, and the investigation into how the fire started. pam: also ahead, the aftermath of a new york city crane collapse. what we' re learning about what went wrong. mike: how much snow you can expect and the area you are most likely to get snow. reid: and the boston college eagles are the first tea

women too hoping to close that gap, hillary clinton got support from former secretary of state, madeline albright is a special place in hell for women who don't help each other. >> all the candidates are hoping for help from mother nature, too, snow is in the forecast, and it could impact voter turn out. weijia jiang, cbs-3, "eyewitness news". >>> and stay with "eyewitness news" for complete coverage of tuesday's new hampshire primary. rahel solomon will be reporting live from the granite state starting tonight right here on cbs-3. >> we'll be right back. >>> all right, depending on if you are the parent or the kid either excited or not pumped about the snow coming our way. >> exactly, but ears are peck, right? so we've got snow on the way, actually going to be moving in even as early as late tonight. so we'll track that for you coming up here. this is prolonged event, also, a week event. so i'm not specking major snow totals out of this. but what we are going to see certainly is another headache of a storm system. it will not be like what we saw at the end of january, we ended up with 2 feet of

. >> former secretary of state madeline albright. >> there is a special place in hell for women who don't help each other. >> all the candidates are hoping for help from mother nature, too. snow is in the forecast, and it could impact voter turnout. weija jang, cbs news, manchester, new hampshire. >>> and you can keep up with campaign 2016, any time, no matter what the weather, if you download the free wusa 9 app. we have a politics section with the latest on the candidates, including polls and then tomorrow night's primary results. >>> in other news today, family, friends and supporters of a woman who died while in police custody are gathering for justice. they are holding a vigil and demonstration to mark her death one year ago. activists are gathering at this hour, outside the fairfax county jail. natasha mckenna died days after she was tased during a transfer. and she was suffering from schizophrenia. a vigil will be held at all saints episcopal church in alexandria tonight at 7:00. >>> opening statements began today for the trial of a virginia mother whose son's body was found in a s

. >> reporter: clinton was joined by former secretary of state madeline albright who spoke to women without mincing words. >> just remember, there's a special place in hell for women who don't help each other. >> reporter: clinton went door to door in manchester, campaigning for votes, and she stopped in at a diner where she chatted with voters one on one. clinton also got help from across the border. >> you can make the difference in this election. >> reporter: a delegation of massachusetts elected officials came north to canvas for her. >> we have to be here to fight, because this is going to decide who the most powerful person in america and the world is going to be, and hillary clinton is the best prepared. >> because hillary should be our next president, i mean hands down, there's no question for me. >> reporter: and clinton's democratic rival, bernie sanders, still leading in the polls, focused on his base which includes young voters by campaigning at franklin pierce college. >> if we can win here in new hampshire, the eyes of the world will know that this country is about to move in

. >> soft support from younger women prompted madeline albright to offer this. >> remember there is a special place in hell for women who don't help each other. >> reporter: a catch phrase, all bright has employ for decades. in this context it put off female sanders supporters. >> i'm a feminist, not interested in voting for some one solely because they're a woman. i don't think that does anything good. i am not against hillary by any means. >> gloria sten inem didn't help. >> when you are young you are thinking where are the boys, boys are with bernie. >> she apologized on facebook in what has been misinterpreted. the challenge is for clinton to make young women feel inspired not obligated especially when sanders is pushing for things like equal pay for women and paid family leave, scott. >> nancy cordes with bernie sanders. voters fighting a blizzard of insults will have real snow to deal with too. much of new england is getting socked by a storm blowing in from the atlantic. in connecticut, a bus headed to a casino flipped on i-95. 30 people were hurt. some taken to the hospital. >

madeline albright saying that this is a special place. you are going straight to the devil.kind of rhetoric that the hillary clinton campaign now sees as very poisonous for their campaign. how do they bring in young women when you have people saying stuff like that? >> a feminist icon. looking at what she has done for the last six years. what a horrible thing to say. i serve on the board of the women's campaign school. i think that she is dead wrong. i am not a bernie sanders supporter. they can make up their own minds. it is completely contrary to the message. i think that what she said harmed hillary clinton immensely. they have every right to legitimate lead support whoever they want. young people. i would never stand by that kind of statement and let it go. hillary should come out. >> she needs women. she needs young women. all of them. >> that is absolutely right. they have to find a way to suddenly make this message. this is an important one. i will be the first female president did you need to take that into account when you vote. there has to be a better way to put i

turning his focus on hillary clinton: rubio: you hear this thing madeline albright said last night, that there's a special place in hell for women who i guess doubt vote for hillary clinton (woman yells im goin to hell!!) (applause)rubio: good news ma'am you can vote against her and still find salvation right now the biggest drama here in the granite state is who is going to be the rock solid second place finisher on the g-o-p side. in manchester mike emanuel... fox 3 3 trump brings his campaign to tampa on friday... and if you don't have tickets yet, we have bad news for you... we've just learned: his rally at u-s-f will be a packed house. 3 ((walter fox-13's shayla reaves is at the sun dome on the main tampa campus right now... where trump will appear. good morning... the campus is probably already buzzing... 3 3 3 3 3 ((walter thanks, shayla. 3 another republican headlines. texas senator "ted cruz" is coming under fire about his views about women in combat roles in the military. during a hampshire cruz said... draft is nuts and a dangerous example of political correctness. he added th

one of them former secretary of state madeline albright. >> a lot of you younger women don't think you. hillary clinton will always be there for you. just remember there is a special place in hell for women who don't help each other. >> well, those comments rubbing some young women the wrong way. so let's talk about it with our group of young women voters. we have crystal, gabrielle graves and rebecca rand is still undecided. ladies, great to have you here with us this morning at waterworks cafe. rebecca, before we get to what some of the women have been saying for hillary clinton, you're still undecided? you have 12 hours left. i know you have a built of a loophole. so what is it? >> i am a student in manchester. this is my first time voting. i am still very undecided. i think i have an advantage because i am from maine. our primary is not until the 6th. >> so you don't have just 12 hours. >> yes. >> you could go back to maine. but which way are you leaning? >> it's exciting. everything is happening right here at new hampshire, all taking place a at my school. maybe if i wanted to get

. >> soft support from younger women prompted madeline albright to offer this. >> remember there is a special place in hell for women who don't help each other. >> reporter: a catch-phrase albright has employed for decades. but in this context, it put off some female sanders supporters. like rebecca -- >> i'm a feminist, not interested in voting for some ononsolely because they'y' a woman. i don't think that d ds anything good. i am not against hillary by any mes. i am for bernie. gloria st techlt inem didn't help when she tried to explain sander's appeal to young women this way. >> when you are younger, you are thinking where are the boys, the boys are with bernie. steinem apollogized on face book. the challenge is for clinton to find ways to make young women feel inspired not obligated especially when sanders is pushing for things like equal pay for women and paid family leave, scott. >> nancy cordes with bernie sanders. nancy, thank you. voters fighting a blizzard of insults will have real snow to deal with too. much of new englgld is getting socked by a storm blowing in from the a